[He's quiet as he puzzles over this; he'd clearly misjudged what Anders had meant by bringing the Chantry into it, thinking it an unbeliever's jab at the organization. It's an accusation he's so used to fending off that--to his chagrin--he hears it even when it's not being made.]

I apologize for misunderstanding, then. But regardless of the Chantry's faith in the Knight-Commander, we mages would hardly have been the ones sent to correct things.

[It's because of his own earlier misstep that he's more careful in considering Anders' next words (listen) before responding:]

That, they don't--but their hold is broken now and it remains to be seen what they will do about that.

I've faith we can root out the ones who abused and betrayed their charges, and retain the ones who remembered their responsibility toward us.